There's a fella out of France named Bruno Nuttens who makes pipes that cellar incredibly wellPiping Abe wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 2:59 pmThat makes sense. I need to start cellaring pipes and break out a new one every now and again.rekamepip wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 2:58 pmPiping Abe wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 2:42 pm Alright gents, while I survived not buying the first pipe, I have made my first Tobacco Purchase of this year. 3 wonderful 8oz cans of LJ Peretti’s DD, 333, and Blend 500. I have never tried 500, but it sounds up my alley so I went all in. Also 1oz samples of Irish Mist, Blend 111 and Burley Plug Cut which is Peretti’s Edgeworth Match.
Good selections to start the year
Enjoy !
But it would probably smoke a little bit better in a new pipe - just saying
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I’ll need to check him out, thank you!Mr Beardsley wrote: ↑Sat Jan 13, 2024 12:34 amThere's a fella out of France named Bruno Nuttens who makes pipes that cellar incredibly wellPiping Abe wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 2:59 pmThat makes sense. I need to start cellaring pipes and break out a new one every now and again.
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I used those for a while, but I got tired of the crispy tobacco.
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Finally getting around to trying Penny Farthing, and I think I’m in love. Ordered a couple tins, one to smoke and one to age.
I do the same thing, keep it by the door.
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I would think with your blending background you could come up with something close . . .Ruffinogold wrote: ↑Sat Jan 13, 2024 5:29 pm I'm currently trying to figure a time machine in order to get some Kentucky Club Continental . So far , it's not fugureable
From a current tobacco perspective two that strike me as having the right components/flavors for a "like mix" would be blend of Mac Baren Symphony and Stokkebye Luxury Twist Flake.
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Well, my attempts to place an order for a couple of pounds of LC Vanilla have come to naught. Smokingpipes can no longer ship "flavored" tobacco to the lovely socialist republic of which I am a resident. Ah well. Nothing to be done for it, I suppose, except rant impotently. (*RANT*) There. That's done with. Thanks for listening. My tastebuds will just have to adjust something else.
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You can always order and have it shipped to someone like myself (although maybe someone in a different state that doesn't also add excise tax and adult signature fees) who could then forward it on to you. Food for thought. Be a few dollars extra because of shipping twice, but better than going withoutMikeDennison wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 8:14 am Well, my attempts to place an order for a couple of pounds of LC Vanilla have come to naught. Smokingpipes can no longer ship "flavored" tobacco to the lovely socialist republic of which I am a resident. Ah well. Nothing to be done for it, I suppose, except rant impotently. (*RANT*) There. That's done with. Thanks for listening. My tastebuds will just have to adjust something else.
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